Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-08
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
rwENTY-sEvENTH SESSION : SIXTY
FOURTH DAY.
SENATE.
MONDAY, March It'll.
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MONDAY, March It'll.
The Senate met ut $50 p NJ, the President in
1.-THE chair.
The first business taken up was Murphy s
motion to reconsider the vote on S. b. 49,, to
prevent the introduction of persons afflicted
with contagious diseases. The bill was passed.
Roth offered a resolution appointing Messrs.
Clunie Langford and Sargent committee of
free conference on S. b. y.
Nrooman presented list of deficiency bills
affecting the civil government of the State, to
be read before any other business be disposed
of. He offered resolution 70 that effect
Several amendments were offered 10 include
other bills, which were defeated with the cx-
ception that, on motion of Gesford s. b. 44}, re-
lating TO the Resident and Assistant Physician
of the Napa Insane Asylum
Bowers moved that the special file only should
be considered between and TO O'Clock at the
evening session. Lost.
White moved that all bills not read the first
time be stricken from the file. Carried.
S. B. 10, relating to the opening, improvement,
etc, OF public streets. Passed.
Message from the Governor announcing his
approval of 5. B. 2i9, to prevent the sophistica-
ton and adulteTution OF wine.
A large number OF Assembly messages were
read and referred to committees.
The Senate concurred in the Assembly amend
ments to s. c. a. ., relating TO salaries of SUI
preme Judges.
The bill appropriating SIS 600 to be used by the
Controller and Attorney General for the costs of
pTOcee dings before the United States supreme
Court to which the state IS party, was READ
the second and third times and passed; also,
the bill appropriatiDg 1888 so for salaries OF adj
ditional clerks in the Controllers office for the
3Sth fiscal year
A. b. u.s. to pay the claims OF certain attaches
of the Supreme Court. Passed.
s. B. 44s, relating to the duties and salaries of
the resident and assistant physicians OF the
Napa Insane Asylum. Passed Also, S B. 81,
providing for expenses of Insurance commas
sioner. Also s. Is. 35S to provide for the def
N, an OF
and preservation of fish Also, S. Il. SAG, TO pro-
vide for the deficiency in the appropriation for
the costs and expenses OF suits wherein the
State is party in interest. Also A. b. 395, to
provide for the deficiency in the appropriation
for salaries of the Commissioners of the supreme
Court. Also A B. 49, 10 provide Tor rent OF
the chambers occupied by the Supreme Court
Commissioners. Also, S. b. l9S. to provide for
the deficiency in the appropriation for payment
of rewards offered by the Governor. Also, S. B.
S57, to provide for the deficiency in the appro-
priation for the restoration and preservation of
fish for the 3sth fiscal year. Also, $. B. 2u,
reimbursing the State Treasury for S53, 752 n,
the sum represented by County Treasurers re-
ceipts for special deposits stolen therefrom Also,
S. B. Al, TO appropriate 81 sS7 81 for the State
Board of Forestry for the ssth fiscal year.
At $50 7. N. the Senate took recess until
$50 O'Clock.
Evening Session.
half hour was consumed in reading and
correcting the journal of Saturday, after which
Wilson called up the bills providing for the re-
funding of the Indebtedness of Sacramento City,
and for the removal of the mineral cabinet from
the state Library TO the California Museum in
the Croker Art Gallery both of which Were
passed
Assembly bills no and 444, providing tor the
unpaid portions of the salary of the Deputy SUI
preme Court Reporter for the 37th and Ssth
fiscal years, were passed.
Assembly bill22 amending section and strik-
ing out section of the County Government Act,
was passed to engrossment.
Assembly bill 13S, recognizing the Agricult-
ural Districts, was passed.
On motion of Wilson the special order (con-
sideration of the majority and minority reports
on the Ryland Conklin contest) was taken up.
The ball was opened by Bowers moving that
the Senate adopt the minority report.
White moved as substitute a resolution ap-
pointing Messrs. Caminetti, Pinder aud Chand-
Ter special committee to proceed to San Jose,
there to count all the ballots cast in the Thirty
second Senatorial District, and to report the re
suit to the next Legislature.
The roll was called on the substitute with the
following result:
Lenahan, Mccarthy, Mcdonald, Meaney, MUIR
ply, Pinder, Roth, Sargent, spellacy, Sullivan,
White, Yell-16.
Noes-Abbott, Boggs, Bowers. Byrnes, Chan
Gesford, Hall, Haynes Hinshaw, Langford. Me-
Cudden, Moffitt, Steele, Vrooman, Walrath,
Wilson-N
lMessrs. Goucher and Patterson were paired.
D6IOTe Tue dIluDuUceneQI OF Ine vote, W mite
objected to the recording of the vote of Conklin,
on the ground of his being an interested party.
Ruled out of order.
Clunie changed his vote from aye to no, and
gave notice of a motion to reconsider.
On motion OF White, the minority report was
then read, and the roll was called ON its adop-
ton, with the following result;
Ayes-Abbott, Boggs, Bowers, Byrnes, Chan
der Crandall, Crimmins, Dixon, Dray, Gesford,
Hall, Haynes, Hinshaw, Langford, McCudden,
Motfitt, Steele. Vrooman, Walrath Wilson-20
Noes-Briceland, Caminetti, Clunie Jones,
Lenaban, McCarty, Mcdonald, Meaney. Pinder,
Roth, Sargent. Spellacy, Sullivan, White, Yell
is.
lAlessrs. Rose and Murphy and Goucher and
Patterson were paired
Vrooman asked leave to introduce bill APP
propriating $3.50 to pay the claims of certain
members of the National Guard for services
rendered last December in obedience TO the
command of the Governor of the State said
services having been rendered during the recent
strike in that city.
The provision of the Constitution was sus-
pended, the bill declared one of urgency, read
three times and passed and transmitted to the
Assembly.
The Senate next took up the county govern
ment bill (62 printed pages which was amended
in many particulars. The bill commanded the
further consideration was made the special
order for tomorrow.
Meaney offered resolution providing that
Tuesday be devoted to the consideration of
Assembly bills alone, after the disposal of the
special ORDERS
White moved to amend by excepting S. B.
42s
yrooman offered to further amend by adding
6. B. 347.
The resolution, as amended was adopted
Gesford called up his motion to reconsider the
vote whereby S. b. 21S was refused second
reading, and moved that ii be continued till TO-
morrow. So ordered.
s. b. 347 was on motion of Vraoman, taken
up and passed. The bill provides for paym ent
of the claim of j. W. Rock.
S. B 42S, providing that no supplies for public
institutions shall be contracted for if they be
wholly or in part the product of Mongolian
labor. Passed.
Gesford presented petition from a large
number of leading merchants of San Francisco,
urging the passage of the pilot bill
Murphy offered a resolution allowing S2,5S5
for expenses incurred in the contested election
case of Ryland against Conklin Referred.
AT 1850 P. NJ. the Senate took up for final read
ing the general appropriation bill. Asamended
the bill goes to the Assembly for concurrence.
At 12:21 the Senate adjourned.